In or Out?

[OgdenBob]

103 here in Martinez Ca. yesterday, supposed to be about the same today, so I'll be inside drinking lots of water (and maybe a Gin and Tonic later in the day). I really feel sorry for those without air-conditioning, or those who have to work outdoors on days like today.

Bob

[VinceM]

I work 6 days a week, so summer or winter my modelling usually happens between 10 pm and midnight, if I'm not too tired. Also why my models take so long to make.

[StormDragon]

I'm definitely indoors this week. It was a comfy 75(f) Monday-Thursday last week, but when Friday arrived, the temperature hit 98(f). So after work, I camp out in front of my monitor, play games on the Xbox 360, and do papercraft between Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare III matches.

[Tex]

Originally Posted by VinceM

I work 6 days a week, so summer or winter my modelling usually happens between 10 pm and midnight, if I'm not too tired. Also why my models take so long to make.

Pert' much the same here. I'm out on the road a whole lot (and love it!), and the weather has precious little influence on my workdays - I love it HOT, though.
Here in Poland, at least in summer, the weather seems to change a lot; usually, after a maximum of two to three sunny days, usually with rather moderate temps (hardly ever exceeding 90ºF / 32ºC), we'll get a thunderstorm and a gullywasher.

For me, thus, it's both OUT and IN; out on the road and indoors filing paperwork ... and scale modeling whenever I have the time.

[Kevin WS]

Cold and miserable here.

So not too much modeling - without central heating etc too old to model much!